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Table of Contents About this Guide 1 Rack Mounting 3 Installing Network Cables 4 Station Connections with Twisted-Pair Cable 5 Hub-to-Hub Connections with Twisted-Pair Cable 6 Thin Coaxial Cable Connections 8 Thick Coaxial Cable Connections 10 Connecting Power 10 LED Indicators 11 Specifications 13
Table of Contents About this Guide 1 Rack Mounting 3 Installing Network Cables 4 Station Connections with Twisted-Pair Cable 5 Hub-to-Hub Connections with Twisted-Pair Cable 6 Thin Coaxial Cable Connections 8 Thick Coaxial Cable Connections 10 Connecting Power 10 LED Indicators 11 Specifications 13
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DE812TP+ DE-816TP DE-824TP When designing your cable configuration, it only describes the details of the products described below. it is necessary to strictly observe the Ethernet cabling rules. These D-Link® Ethernet Hubs are all of cable connection. This manual assumes familiarity with the fundamental Ethernet cabling rules and limits; About this Guide This guide provides instructions for instal-ling all Plug and Play compliant for easy installation.
DE812TP+ DE-816TP DE-824TP When designing your cable configuration, it only describes the details of the products described below. it is necessary to strictly observe the Ethernet cabling rules. These D-Link® Ethernet Hubs are all of cable connection. This manual assumes familiarity with the fundamental Ethernet cabling rules and limits; About this Guide This guide provides instructions for instal-ling all Plug and Play compliant for easy installation.
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Rack Mounting The Ethernet Hub may stand alone, or may be mounted in a standard 19-inch equip-ment rack. Rack mounting produces an orderly installation when you have a number of the hub, then fasten the hub into the rack. Use the six supplied screws to fasten the supplied mounting brackets to either end of related network devices.
Rack Mounting The Ethernet Hub may stand alone, or may be mounted in a standard 19-inch equip-ment rack. Rack mounting produces an orderly installation when you have a number of the hub, then fasten the hub into the rack. Use the six supplied screws to fasten the supplied mounting brackets to either end of related network devices.
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... of its front-panel 10BaseT ports. These two un-numbered rear-panel ports are on a bus-topology subnet by the Ethernet Hub's front-panel ports). In either case, the unused rear-panel connector always remains available to keep this in mind when you can add on a star-...topology subnet, connected through a front panel port of the Ethernet Hub, and then add on the rear panel: one 10Base2 port (BNC connector), and one 10Base5 port (AUI connector). When the Ethernet...
... of its front-panel 10BaseT ports. These two un-numbered rear-panel ports are on a bus-topology subnet by the Ethernet Hub's front-panel ports). In either case, the unused rear-panel connector always remains available to keep this in mind when you can add on a star-...topology subnet, connected through a front panel port of the Ethernet Hub, and then add on the rear panel: one 10Base2 port (BNC connector), and one 10Base5 port (AUI connector). When the Ethernet...
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Station Connections with Twisted-Pair Cable Connect each station to the hub through a coaxial cable. connector), and thus can only be connected to the Ethernet Hub by means of the Ethernet Hub, and plug the other RJ-45 connector into the station's Ethernet adapter. Plug one RJ-45 connector into a front-panel port of a twisted-pair straight cable (10BaseT cable, Category 3, 4, or 5).
Station Connections with Twisted-Pair Cable Connect each station to the hub through a coaxial cable. connector), and thus can only be connected to the Ethernet Hub by means of the Ethernet Hub, and plug the other RJ-45 connector into the station's Ethernet adapter. Plug one RJ-45 connector into a front-panel port of a twisted-pair straight cable (10BaseT cable, Category 3, 4, or 5).
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In making a hub-to-hub connection involving a Model DE-816TP or Model DE-824 Ethernet Hub, there is the alternative of the other numbered ports. Hub-to-Hub Connections with certain pin positions interchanged to provide a cross-over alternatives for Port 1: Model DE-816TP Ethernet Hub The port numbered as the Port 1 connector, but with Twisted-Pair Cable Hub-to-hub connection between Model...
In making a hub-to-hub connection involving a Model DE-816TP or Model DE-824 Ethernet Hub, there is the alternative of the other numbered ports. Hub-to-Hub Connections with certain pin positions interchanged to provide a cross-over alternatives for Port 1: Model DE-816TP Ethernet Hub The port numbered as the Port 1 connector, but with Twisted-Pair Cable Hub-to-hub connection between Model...
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...be selected for a station cable connection. Below in this manual, the term " Uplink selected" will mean , as to the Model DE-816TP Ethernet Hub in question, that the subject connection is made through Port 1 and the Uplink switch is in question, that the subject connection is... then identical with each of connection is fully occupied whenever (1) a hub-to -hub connection through the Uplink connector Model DE-824TP Ethernet Hub The connector numbered as to -hub connection. When the Uplink switch is in the cable). cabling. Port 1 is made through a ...
...be selected for a station cable connection. Below in this manual, the term " Uplink selected" will mean , as to the Model DE-816TP Ethernet Hub in question, that the subject connection is made through Port 1 and the Uplink switch is in question, that the subject connection is... then identical with each of connection is fully occupied whenever (1) a hub-to -hub connection through the Uplink connector Model DE-824TP Ethernet Hub The connector numbered as to -hub connection. When the Uplink switch is in the cable). cabling. Port 1 is made through a ...
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... not be selected at the end of the BNC T. Then twist the shell of the cable's connector onto either end of the BNC T. To make a hub-to a thin coaxial cable (10Base2 cable, also known by its wirestandard name, RG58A/U, and a variety of other nodes, then twist the shell of the ... with a cross-over cable, Uplink must not be selected at either leg of the cable. If there is no continuation (the Ethernet Hub is as follows: To make a hub-to other informal names), first twist a BNC T-connector onto the rear-panel BNC connector of the cable. When Uplink is selected at ...
... not be selected at the end of the BNC T. Then twist the shell of the cable's connector onto either end of the BNC T. To make a hub-to a thin coaxial cable (10Base2 cable, also known by its wirestandard name, RG58A/U, and a variety of other nodes, then twist the shell of the ... with a cross-over cable, Uplink must not be selected at either leg of the cable. If there is no continuation (the Ethernet Hub is as follows: To make a hub-to other informal names), first twist a BNC T-connector onto the rear-panel BNC connector of the cable. When Uplink is selected at ...
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... be handled by joining their BNC connectors with 0.5 meter patches of the BNC T. to stack the Ethernet Hubs by a single Ethernet Hub. Such stacking is just a special case of thin coaxial cable connection as treated above, and the terminator rule is the same: If the stack is ...
... be handled by joining their BNC connectors with 0.5 meter patches of the BNC T. to stack the Ethernet Hubs by a single Ethernet Hub. Such stacking is just a special case of thin coaxial cable connection as treated above, and the terminator rule is the same: If the stack is ...
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... power cord is supplied with electric service in most areas of the world, the Ethernet Hub's power supply automatically adjusts to have a 10Base5 Ethernet transceiver (tap) on the rear panel of the Ethernet Hub. Plug the female end of the power cord firmly into the Ascertain that the power ... VAC and 50 - 60 Hz. See Spefications, below, for power cord details. Connecting Power For compatibility with your Ethernet Hub. Thick Coaxial Cable Connections To connect the Ethernet Hub to a thick coaxial cable (10Base5 cable), it is necessary to line power in the off position. Then run an AUI...
... power cord is supplied with electric service in most areas of the world, the Ethernet Hub's power supply automatically adjusts to have a 10Base5 Ethernet transceiver (tap) on the rear panel of the Ethernet Hub. Plug the female end of the power cord firmly into the Ascertain that the power ... VAC and 50 - 60 Hz. See Spefications, below, for power cord details. Connecting Power For compatibility with your Ethernet Hub. Thick Coaxial Cable Connections To connect the Ethernet Hub to a thick coaxial cable (10Base5 cable), it is necessary to line power in the off position. Then run an AUI...
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... each collision by means of the Collision LED is normal; Turn on the front panel of the Ethernet Hub. This LED flashes red when the Ethernet Hub detects a data packet that the port has good linkage to the on the network. Intermittent flashing yellow ...of a wait-then-retransmit algorithm. the contending adapters resolve each numbered port. Fre-quency of collisions is defective (exceeds allowable length). This kind of heavy traffic on position. Steady green (Link...
... each collision by means of the Collision LED is normal; Turn on the front panel of the Ethernet Hub. This LED flashes red when the Ethernet Hub detects a data packet that the port has good linkage to the on the network. Intermittent flashing yellow ...of a wait-then-retransmit algorithm. the contending adapters resolve each numbered port. Fre-quency of collisions is defective (exceeds allowable length). This kind of heavy traffic on position. Steady green (Link...
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If the port is connected but the Link/Rx LED is dark, check whether (1) the Ethernet Hub and the partner device both have power, (2) the port's cable is firmly seated in its connectors in the Ethernet Hub and in the partner device, (3) the connecting cable is good and is of the correct type, and (4) the partner device, including any network adapter, is receiving data from its partner device. green (Receive state) indicates that the port is functioning.
If the port is connected but the Link/Rx LED is dark, check whether (1) the Ethernet Hub and the partner device both have power, (2) the port's cable is firmly seated in its connectors in the Ethernet Hub and in the partner device, (3) the connecting cable is good and is of the correct type, and (4) the partner device, including any network adapter, is receiving data from its partner device. green (Receive state) indicates that the port is functioning.